The launch is approaching, for the month of November we will begin to receive the first editions of the NES Classic Mini, the reissue of the most classic of the entertainment centers that Nintendo launched on the market. However, although we knew the most basic features, they shed a little light on the "extras" that we can find in this console so large and so small at the same time. During an interview in Canada, a Nintendo spokesperson has thrown a couple of details to consider about the NES Classic Mini that we want to transmit to you.
Apparently, after all, the console won't look like the NES did on screen. The first of the aspects is that for technical reasons, the NES did not allow to save a game in its time, that is, the games were started from beginning to end or the console was left on and paused. Goodbye to this hassle the NES Classic Mini if that would allow officially save game, so that little by little we can pass Final Fantasy or its extensive range of Super Mario. Great news.
The other aspect is that at the time the games were considerably faster than now, as well as more complicated, although the console software will allow us to configure the level of difficulty of certain movements and games, in order not to make players who did not belong to the "old school" pull their hair.
Finally, the NES Classic Mini will include several picture modes, which is fantastic, thanks to its HDMI output, the NES Classic Mini will be able to offer better colors and pixels. If what you prefer is the experience of yesteryear, you can configure it, but it will include a mode that it will reduce input lag and also smooth the pixels with its "Pixel Perfect" modeie it is a NES with an improved resolution.
We cannot wait any longer, the NES Classic Mini is already received and we will upload the corresponding Unboxing + Review the same day of its launch.